We first ran a panel of flower photos on March 26, having asked readers for images of their daffodils to make up in a small way for cancellation of the Gloucester Daffodil Festival due to COVID-19. The virus continues, and the flowers keep blooming deep into summer. We are grateful for your help in brightening a gloomy year. Please send your flower photos to editor@gazettejournal.net.

A Juniper Hairstreak finds a meal on Bath’s Pink Dianthus at the home of Jan and Shawn Towne of Onemo.

Lilies bloom beautifully at Abingdon Episcopal Church in White Marsh.

A sunflower in Garnett and Elliott Rowe’s garden in Mathews.

A burgundy hisbiscus blooms in the garden of Phyllis Robins of Gloucester.

Angel trumpet blooms at the home of Jim and Pam Brant of Gloucester.

“Sedum and Mandeville make a great pair,” said Linda Lee of Gloucester.

Fungal growth in Martha Thompson Hudgins’s flower bed in Gloucester “looks like an ear. Amazing when we take time to really see nature,...